Recently...
I've just compiled a bunch of my older music projects into one massive bundle! It's a little over 8 hours of music, spanning more than a decade, and ranging from short chiptune experiments to acoustic pop singles to moody synth tunes to scrappy improv tapes.
This bundle includes most of my releases, with the exception of the two Tiny Escalators albums (to be released separately), and my very first Street Nymphs album (which simply didn't make the cut). So if you're looking for one of my tracks, it may well be in here!
The ZineArranger is a little web tool for zine layouts. It can take a multi-page PDF and arrange it so it can be printed & folded into a variety of sizes of zine! I worked on this in Summer & Fall of 2022. It's free to use & it runs directly in your browser.
I've got a new single out! "how are you?" is my first lyrical song where the instrumentation is entirely coded in my Pebble music engine.
Odd Little World is a 16-page minizine civilization-building game that lets you & your friends explore, settle, and trade in a strange little planet!
I started this idea for KC Zinecon & Flyover Indies' 2021 Zine Game Jam, then polished it up for an official release in January 2022!
Where to now?
If you know what you're looking for, I recommend the top menu. I've tried to keep it organized.
Otherwise, here are some highlights:
Odd Little World is a micro civilization builder game I made for a Zine Game Jam in 2021.
In 2021 I released Pebble, a code language & editor for creating music and sounds.
Tiny Escalators is my previous band. We have a 19-song album / quad-EP of light, tiny folk songs.
The Peculiar Holiday Calendar is a procedurally-generated calendar of unusual holidays.
I created the procedural music system for Tracer, my friend's arcade racer game!
Mort is a tiny webcomic about a bug, released fall of 2018.
Wandered Off is a Bitsy game I made in 2017. It's a daydreamy journey through spacing off. (It takes about 45 minutes to play.)
Bran is an electronic music project I did in 2016, exploring the process of songwriting with a drum machine and laptop rather than a guitar and a notebook.